[nagdu] The Room

[Tracy Carcione]

Ugh, I've been in "the room" once.  I vowed never to end up there again.
I've been avoiding flying as much as possible.  It's become very
unpleasant.  We travellers are not valued customers; we're cattle to be
herded about as our masters please.
I always ask at the gate if it's the right flight, and make frequent use
of the toll-free number to check flight status.  I think one can get a
text message about flight changes as well. I have heard announcements, but
sometimes they're the announcement saying my flight is boarding, and I
have to run like mad somewhere I'm not.
I feel your pain.
Tracy

> Yesterday was the first time I was subjected to the United Airlines
> warehouse for people with disabilities in Chicago. It was humiliating to
> say the least.
>
> So, I have a question for you. If your plane departure changes gates, do
> they flash it on a screen only or do they say it. Last time I was in
> Chicago, I went to my gate alone, but if there hadn't been a guy going to
> Des Moines on the same flight, I wouldn't have known they changed gates.
>
> Cindy
>
>
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